Garden
Wild and Wolf Cray Garden Tools
by Wild and Wolf
A stylish must-have for every gardener. Enjoy the Cray Garden Tool Set, which includes a handtrowel and cultivator in a beautiful gift box.
'Cray', a famous chintz design by William Morris (1834-1896) was the most complex and expensive design produced in 1884 as it required 34 printing blocks. The pattern comes from a volume of wallpapers which form part of the most comprehensive collection of Arts and Crafts in the world, housed at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The V& A is home to more than five million amazing artifacts from the world's richest cultures. The Museum's insurpassable collections have inspired and informed for over 150 years.
William Morris and his firm, Morris & Co designed and produced a wide range of glass, tiles, furnishings and textiles which went on to become synonymous with the Arts & Crafts movement.
Wild & Wolf has collaborated with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London to produce a range of home and garden tools in three classic William Morris prints. The Anenome, Daisy and Cray patterns are derived from a volume of wallpapers which form part of the most comprehensive collection from the Arts & Crafts Movement housed at the V&A.
'Cray', a famous chintz design by William Morris (1834-1896) was the most complex and expensive design produced in 1884 as it required 34 printing blocks. The pattern comes from a volume of wallpapers which form part of the most comprehensive collection of Arts and Crafts in the world, housed at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The V& A is home to more than five million amazing artifacts from the world's richest cultures. The Museum's insurpassable collections have inspired and informed for over 150 years.
William Morris and his firm, Morris & Co designed and produced a wide range of glass, tiles, furnishings and textiles which went on to become synonymous with the Arts & Crafts movement.
Wild & Wolf has collaborated with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London to produce a range of home and garden tools in three classic William Morris prints. The Anenome, Daisy and Cray patterns are derived from a volume of wallpapers which form part of the most comprehensive collection from the Arts & Crafts Movement housed at the V&A.
